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Brad Klune
VP @ Intro (ex-Uber) | Sharing advice from entrepreneurs
Brad Klune is a dedicated professional with a background in finance and operations. He studied for his Bachelor's degree in Finance & Operations at Boston College. Brad has held various key positions in reputable organizations, showcasing his expertise in operations, strategy, and business management.
His previous roles include serving as the VP of Biz Ops at Intro, Head of Global Operations at Instawork, Strategy & Ops Manager at Uber, Consultant at Alvarez & Marsal Performance Improvement, Management Trainee Intern at Burger King Corporation, and Private Wealth Management Intern at Merrill Lynch. Brad's experience demonstrates his versatility and strong capabilities in handling diverse roles and responsibilities.
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Pretty energized right now.
Just wrapped the first call with a new mentee via Intro.
He's a stud: Vandy biomedical undergrad, Brown grad, MBA, and working in mid/upper management at a top-tier medical device company.
Yet, like many high-achievers, he’s been running into some roadblocks in his job search.
In our first chat, we talked about the following:
- Priorities (salary, location, industry, role, etc.)
- Progress to date
- The inputs and outputs of the job seeking process
I'm confident we'll have him in a new role soon.
Navigating a career transition can feel daunting, but remember—you don't have to go it alone. If you're feeling stuck and need a fresh perspective, I'd love to help. Let’s build your game plan together.
Six months ago, somebody stole my identity and made out a $10k personal loan. You can protect yourself from this nightmare in just 5 minutes.
In the grand scheme of things, I got of unscathed. It was a several-month process—disputes with banks, endless calls to credit bureaus, and filing reports with law enforcement and the FTC. Everything was labeled as fraud and I am not liable for the personal loan.
Thankfully, it wasn’t as wild as what Melissa McCarthy put Jason Bateman through in Identity Thief (it can get pretty bad).
Here’s what you need to do:
Place a freeze on your credit with the three major credit bureaus—Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. You can do it online or over the phone. It’s fast and straightforward.
You’ll simply create an account, verify your identity, and place the freeze immediately.
Accounts to Freeze:
- Equifax: 1.888.766.0008 | www.equifax.com
- Experian: 1.888.397.3742 | www.experian.com
- TransUnion: 1.800.680.7289 | www.transunion.com
Here’s how a credit freeze protects you:
- Blocks access to your credit report: When you apply for new credit, lenders typically check your credit report. With a freeze in place, potential creditors can’t access your report.
- Prevents new accounts from being opened: Most lenders won’t approve credit without reviewing your credit report, so a freeze stops unauthorized accounts from being opened in your name.
Limitations to keep in mind:
- Doesn’t affect existing accounts: A freeze doesn’t impact your ability to use current credit accounts, but it also doesn’t protect those accounts from being used fraudulently.
- Doesn’t prevent all types of fraud: While it stops new credit accounts, it doesn’t prevent other forms of identity theft, like medical or tax fraud, or fraudulent bank accounts.
Special thanks to the team at U.S. Bank, especially Grace Szabo (local Santa Monica Branch Manager), who was incredibly empathetic and diligent throughout the process.
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